De Johnson v. Sepulbeda

Citations

• 5 Cal. 149

Syllabus

<p>Every intendment must be in favor of a decision of tiro Court below, and a cause will not be reversed upon an error of law, unless it appears from the statement or pleadings in the case, that the party complaining is injured by such error.</p> <p>The object of a statement as provided by our statutes is to make that record which before was not record, and which rests only in the recollection of the Courts, or Counsel, or the minutes of the Clerk.</p> <p>It is not necessary to embody matter of record in a hill of exceptions.</p> <p>An Appeal can be heard upon a bill of exceptions taken at the trial, if signed by the Judge.</p> <p>Two or more of several co-tenants cannot join in an action of ejectment.</p>